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I teach developmental psychology modules for first and second year undergraduate students, as well as research methods

I joined Sheffield Hallam University as an associate lecturer of Psychology in 2013 and as a full-time lecturer in 2014

Dean of College, Social Science and Arts

My main teaching interests are in the areas of Forensic Psychology, Social Psychology, and Developmental Psychology

Currently, my main role is as Academic Workplanner for Psychology. I am also a Psychology Group Leader, with line management responsibility for a group of staff in the Psychology subject group

An interest in cognitive psychology, which I developed in my final year as an undergraduate, led me to undertake a masters in artificial intelligence in 1989, in turn this led me to enrol on a doctorate studying ways of applying artificial intelligence to education (1990-1994).

James McMillan completed his BSc (honours) Psychology degree at Sheffield Hallam University and now he is working as an assistant psychologist.

On graduating I worked for Sheffield PCT as a Health Trainer, holding clinics in GP practices and within the community to help promote healthy lifestyles and behaviours with individuals that either self-referred, or were referred by their GP

Elaine Clarke is a researcher in the Centre for Behavioural Science and Applied Psychology.

Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science